1st Edition
Myanmar’s Post-Coup Foreign Policy Weathering Isolation and Sanctions
1. Introduction: Assessing the international agency and strategic options of post-coup Myanmar 2. Myanmar’s Coup as a Domestic and International Crisis 3. Myanmar’s divorce from the West and the impact of sanctions 4. Drifting apart: Myanmar’s broken relationship with ASEAN 5. Walking a tightrope: Myanmar’s uneasy dance with China in the wake of the coup 6. A “marriage of convenience”? Myanmar–Russia budding ties in the wake of the coup 7. Courting democratic partners: Myanmar’s post-coup ties with India and Japan 8. Concluding remarks: constrained hedging and the tenacity of Myanmar’s foreign policy
Biography
Andrea Passeri is Senior Lecturer and Program Director of the Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) in International Relations at the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Taylor’s University, Malaysia.
